Wednesday, July 13, 2016

Wall Street: yesterday’s closing record for Dow Jones and S & P 500 – Il Sole 24 Ore

07/13/2016 08:13

 (Il Sole 24 Ore Thomson Plus) – New York, 13 Jul – The
 indexes on Wall Street closed yesterday rising for the third
 time in a row due to the absence of post-Brexit fears.
Even the mighty crude oil rally, the best since last
 April has been the driving force. At what ‘are added expectations
 to launch new stimulus in Japan. Tomorrow then
 Bank of England should cut rates. This’ allowed
 S & amp; P 500 to close the second consecutive day
 record levels. For the Dow Jones A “was instead the first from
 May 19, 2015: on that day the index of 30 blue chip
 I end ‘to 18312.39 share threshold quickly overtaken yesterday
 after the start of today’s trading; shortly after the Dow
 He had been able to overcome even its intraday record made
 sign that same day and amounted to 18,351.36 points;
 this threshold but ‘not A’ was maintained until the end
 trade. For the Nasdaq, yesterday A “was the first
 sitting from December 31 last year above the psychological threshold of
 5,000 points. The technological index has been able to bring in
 positive balance year to date. The Dow Jones added
 120.74 points, or 0.66%, to 18347.67 share. The S & amp; P 500 A ”
 rose by 14.98 points, or 0.7%, to 2152.14 share. The
 Nasdaq gained 34.18 points, or 0.69%, to
 5.0322,82. Oil in August Nymex has scored a
 + 4.6% at $ 46.80 a barrel. OPEC expects a drop in
 production in countries not part of the cartel. The wait
 for data on US weekly inventories, arriving today.
    A24-Spa
  
 (RADIOCOR) 07/13/16 08:05:20 (0042) 5 NNNN
  
 

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